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I can’t really help but America is on my bucket list. There are so many extraordinary national parks. I can’t wait to see the Grand Canyon. I have been to the States for wheelchair tennis may years ago. I only saw the main cities but found they were all so...

Uggh sciatic pain is the worst. I have been having random shin pain on my left leg recently, which sets my brain in to overdrive because it doesnt think i have a left leg. I find the sensory side of asd is definitely the hardest. When my son is dysregulated, its hard...

I found this article called ‘Ten interesting things you may not know about wheelchair basketball’ for anyone interested in the history of the sport: https://amicohoops.net/ten-interesting-things-you-may-not-know-about-wheelchair-basketball/

I always make sure that I do my routine bowel and bladder care within an hour or so to arriving at the airport. I also empty my bladder again before boarding. For long haul flights the airplanes have isle chairs stored on the plane in case it’s needed....

Hi everyone! My name is Talia and I am part of the Customer Connect team at Spinal Cord Injuries Australia 🙂 I have only been a part of the team for the past 2 months but I am loving every bit of it and meeting new people!
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